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Navigator Vasco da Gama departs from Portugal at the head of a fleet in search of a sea route to India. His fleet sailed along

… Portugal at the head of a fleet in search of a sea route to India. His fleet sailed along …

Notes following Briefing to Media by President Thabo Mbeki and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Union Buildings, Pretoria, on Monday 17 March 2008

… Notes following Briefing to Media by President Thabo Mbeki and Indonesian President …

Toast to President Nelson Mandela on the Occasion of his 80th Birthday: Proposed by Thabo Mbeki, Gallagher Estate, Midrand, 19 July 1998

… Toast to President Nelson Mandela on the Occasion of his 80th …

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General Motors becomes the fourth big US business to pull out of South Africa. It joins Honeywell, IBM and Warner. It is believ

… General Motors becomes the fourth big US business to pull out of South Africa. It joins Honeywell, IBM and …

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The UN reports that over 200,000 Hutu refugees are fleeing into the hills to escape the conflict between the Zaire military and

… that over 200,000 Hutu refugees are fleeing into the hills to escape the conflict between the Zaire military and …

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Barbara Hogan is sentenced in the Rand Supreme Court to an effective ten years in prison for high treason and membership of the

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Barbara Hogan is sentenced in the Rand Supreme Court to an effective ten years in prison for high treason and …

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Four Osama bin Laden followers convicted in the 1998 bombings of two US embassies in Africa are sentenced in New York to life w

… of two US embassies in Africa are sentenced in New York to life w …

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Two brothers are sentenced to death in Cairo, Egypt, after an attack on a bus in the city, killing nine Germans and one Egyptia

… Two brothers are sentenced to death in Cairo, Egypt, after an attack on a bus in the …

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South African Foreign Minister Pik Botha left for Cape Verde where he is due to hold talks the following day with US negotiator

… Minister Pik Botha left for Cape Verde where he is due to hold talks the following day with US negotiator …

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Governor of the Cape Sir Harry Smith deposes Xhosa King Sandile after his refusal to appear at talks, which Sir Harry held with

… Harry Smith deposes Xhosa King Sandile after his refusal to appear at talks, which Sir Harry held with …

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The ANC announces that it is postponing its national conference, set for 15 December 1990, until June 1991, due to the slow pac

… conference, set for 15 December 1990, until June 1991, due to the slow pac …

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In the United Nations Security Council ‘Pik’ Botha says that South Africa will do everything in its power to move away from dis

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … says that South Africa will do everything in its power to move away from dis …

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The Convention on the Conservation of the Living Resources of the South-east Atlantic, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rom

… of the Living Resources of the South-east Atlantic, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rom …

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Commuters angry about train delays cause damage estimated at R30m when they set fire to several coaches and two offices at Germ

… delays cause damage estimated at R30m when they set fire to several coaches and two offices at Germ …

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Jan C. de Waal (92), farmer who endeavoured to increase sheep numbers in the Orange Free State after the Anglo-Boer War and who

… Jan C. de Waal (92), farmer who endeavoured to increase sheep numbers in the Orange Free State after the …

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The National Convention, chaired by Lord Henry de Villiers, Justice in Chief of the Cape, meets for the first time in Durban to

… in Chief of the Cape, meets for the first time in Durban to …

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Anwar Sadat is nominated to succeed Gamal Abdel Nasser as president of Egypt. Date is given as 16 October by two other sources.

… Anwar Sadat is nominated to succeed Gamal Abdel Nasser as president of Egypt. Date is …

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The UN consents to a US-backed invasion of North Korea. A squadron of the SA Air Force formed part of the United Nations forces

… The UN consents to a US-backed invasion of North Korea. A squadron of the SA …

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The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

… The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is …

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The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

… The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is …

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The death toll in rioting and clashes with police has risen to over sixty. The Government took the leader of South Africa’s mos

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … The death toll in rioting and clashes with police has risen to over sixty. The Government took the leader of South …

Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa”, Freedom, 5, 4, August-September 1946

… Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South …

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The 600-ton cargo ship The Duke of Northumberland, en route from Madras to London, is wrecked near Cape Agulhas, CC. No lives a

… ship The Duke of Northumberland, en route from Madras to London, is wrecked near Cape Agulhas, CC. No lives a …

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Talks between Egypt and Israel in an attempt to end disputes over the Gaza Strip fail. The talks were doomed after Israeli forc

… Talks between Egypt and Israel in an attempt to end disputes over the Gaza Strip fail. The talks were …

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The first known reference to Antjie Somers, SA bogy figure, is made in The Friend. It is alleged that he was a brigand, dress

… The first known reference to Antjie Somers, SA bogy figure, is made in The Friend. It …

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Anna Louisa (Annie) Visser, SA singer who was one of the first singers to record Afrikaans songs, is born on the farm Lokshoek,

… (Annie) Visser, SA singer who was one of the first singers to record Afrikaans songs, is born on the farm Lokshoek, …

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The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (the future King George V and his wife) arrive in Durban for a quick royal visit to N

… V and his wife) arrive in Durban for a quick royal visit to N …

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About ten Zulu regiments attack the Voortrekkers at Veglaer, next to the Bushmans River, near the town that is now known as Est

… Zulu regiments attack the Voortrekkers at Veglaer, next to the Bushmans River, near the town that is now known as Est …

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The last solar eclipse of the millennium casts a shadow extending from Land’s End at the south-western tip of England to the Ba

… from Land’s End at the south-western tip of England to the Ba …

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Adolf Hitler opens the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin, the last to be held for the next twelve years. SA also competed.

… Hitler opens the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin, the last to be held for the next twelve years. SA also competed. …

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Navigator Vasco da Gama departs from Portugal at the head of a fleet in search of a sea route to India. His fleet sailed along

Notes following Briefing to Media by President Thabo Mbeki and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Union Buildings, Pretoria, on Monday 17 March 2008

Toast to President Nelson Mandela on the Occasion of his 80th Birthday: Proposed by Thabo Mbeki, Gallagher Estate, Midrand, 19 July 1998

General Motors becomes the fourth big US business to pull out of South Africa. It joins Honeywell, IBM and Warner. It is believ

The UN reports that over 200,000 Hutu refugees are fleeing into the hills to escape the conflict between the Zaire military and

Barbara Hogan is sentenced in the Rand Supreme Court to an effective ten years in prison for high treason and membership of the

Four Osama bin Laden followers convicted in the 1998 bombings of two US embassies in Africa are sentenced in New York to life w

Two brothers are sentenced to death in Cairo, Egypt, after an attack on a bus in the city, killing nine Germans and one Egyptia

South African Foreign Minister Pik Botha left for Cape Verde where he is due to hold talks the following day with US negotiator

Governor of the Cape Sir Harry Smith deposes Xhosa King Sandile after his refusal to appear at talks, which Sir Harry held with

The ANC announces that it is postponing its national conference, set for 15 December 1990, until June 1991, due to the slow pac

In the United Nations Security Council ‘Pik’ Botha says that South Africa will do everything in its power to move away from dis

The Convention on the Conservation of the Living Resources of the South-east Atlantic, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rom

Commuters angry about train delays cause damage estimated at R30m when they set fire to several coaches and two offices at Germ

Jan C. de Waal (92), farmer who endeavoured to increase sheep numbers in the Orange Free State after the Anglo-Boer War and who

The National Convention, chaired by Lord Henry de Villiers, Justice in Chief of the Cape, meets for the first time in Durban to

Anwar Sadat is nominated to succeed Gamal Abdel Nasser as president of Egypt. Date is given as 16 October by two other sources.

The UN consents to a US-backed invasion of North Korea. A squadron of the SA Air Force formed part of the United Nations forces

The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

The death toll in rioting and clashes with police has risen to over sixty. The Government took the leader of South Africa’s mos

Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa”, Freedom, 5, 4, August-September 1946

The 600-ton cargo ship The Duke of Northumberland, en route from Madras to London, is wrecked near Cape Agulhas, CC. No lives a

Talks between Egypt and Israel in an attempt to end disputes over the Gaza Strip fail. The talks were doomed after Israeli forc

The first known reference to Antjie Somers, SA bogy figure, is made in The Friend. It is alleged that he was a brigand, dress

Anna Louisa (Annie) Visser, SA singer who was one of the first singers to record Afrikaans songs, is born on the farm Lokshoek,

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (the future King George V and his wife) arrive in Durban for a quick royal visit to N

About ten Zulu regiments attack the Voortrekkers at Veglaer, next to the Bushmans River, near the town that is now known as Est

The last solar eclipse of the millennium casts a shadow extending from Land’s End at the south-western tip of England to the Ba

Adolf Hitler opens the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin, the last to be held for the next twelve years. SA also competed.